The Buffalo Sabres chose not to keep Logan Stanley around for another season. They had acquired the 6-foot-7 bruising defenseman from the Winnipeg Jets just before the March trade deadline, and he had made some decent contributions as Buffalo made…
The Buffalo Sabres chose not to re-sign defenseman Logan Stanley after acquiring him before the March trade deadline, allowing him to enter free agency. The New York Islanders subsequently signed Stanley in mid-September, and the 6-foot-7 blueliner has made an immediate impact by recording four assists in his first four games of the season.
Stanley is averaging a career-high 19 minutes and 22 seconds of ice time per game with New York. Billy Heyen writes that while Buffalo reshaped its defense by adding Louis Crevier and Olen Zellweger, the Islanders are benefiting greatly from Stanley's strong two-way contributions.
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